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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1887-10-06
etaStratb.

Der Common GouneiI bate
am 5reitag Nben6 cine bertaete SibunG
unter benz 8oriib bon 9ltbertpn.-Die
Semerberoronune ipurbe bem @omite
ipegeenommen, 6a eS nidtS in Der gns
eeIegenbeit tbdt.-9er Sefretdr ber
Observation-Disclosures, sbgar, flaete in
einem Sdreiben lber ben eefunbbeitss
eefdbrIiden 9uitan6 bon 2userne unb
Carbon Ctr. unb erlu6te um AbbiiIfe,
ba Der StraBenfommiHdr bebaupte, in
Der Sade ni6ts tbun su nen.-Die
Reiignaticn bon &. s. GiIcopne ais
8ertreter Der 90. @aro ipurbe anees
nommen, ba er aus Der Mar6 aiebt.-
Cine 8eripiqisuns bon $500 aur Gr6ffs
nung bon OafliraBe, in Der 8. Waro,
ipur6e esmadt.-Die 8eroronuns sln
grceptiruns bon 800 S. MaIteie @rOb
S6Iau9 au 81 per 5ub pohirie. COB
eS ni9t troBOem nod Elm Sdbrden oeer
sipei bauert. ehe bic SADIE erIebiet iltO
Stay glu8 4penue foI bon her Wtars
fet bis ;ur 13. Strobe niDeIlirt iperben.
-Gas @ebGube bon z. 98. Nhidips
in SpOe Bari fol- semieibst unO aIs
2odilp einasri6tet fperoen.
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gspu Der ShSfeite.

Serr Scbn Sheuer ldBt an Der Gee
bar Mbenue unb 2oeuIt Strabe Gin
sroses sipeiltbdises 8ldfeinbaus ers
bauen, beHen rl,nfans 81 bsi AZ SUB lit.
Serr Sobn 6. S9dfer, frlbsr ON
@berrp StraBs pObnbaft, itrsibt bon
9rootipu, q. g., 6ab ieine 5rau fi6
gutter @siunobeit erfreut, er ieibit aber
pieber felt sipei Wlonaten isin aIieS
9ruItIeieen babe un6 fpeOer iiben nod
itsbn fam. @ir tpipiGsn ibnl baIf
bise 8eiieruns.
Die iunsen 2eute bon Der 9resbgs
tsriansE STRIDE Oabier babsn sinen driits
liHen Slnelings 9erein sesranbet, Der
Ibpn 200 Ritglisber 3dbIt. glud ipeibs
li6e @emsineeslisbsr perben ais Rit'
slis6sr aufsencmmsn.
Serr gmiI Bonn, Sobn hes Srn.
Ssnrp Bonn bon ge6ar glbenue, febrte
pergangsne @ode BON elmer 5mcnats
Ii6sn 5our aus europa 3urld. gr
pat i'm 9srIauf berIeIben 0eutidlqnb,
5rantrsih. Sti.ieu, bic SatusiL Sol.
lunb un6 gelsien bsiudt.
Die POliaIten 9iob unb 6Iabertp
fanSsn am glittipph 1lOrssn Bel ibrsW
sRunbsanse bic 9biirs Der @ribibafi
bon patrid Goreprun, in Der 20. @arb,
| rifsn unS mad ssnauer llnteriu6una
sn,o,s,.,. ~ de lpsi iange SarI4sn
gsamsns atomus SU. ~"A IeOmas
Barrett bsrltedt. Sic bdtteu nOQ
nihts eshobIen, aber ben 8sriud ses
maSt, nit einsm Weher Die Gelpi9ubs
Iabe ,u erbrsdsn. Die Ginbrs6ei
ipurbsn na9 bsm GOunipsefdnenib se'
bra6t. Sart itebt untsr elmer jreiter
Nntlase, ipeiI er bic W6beln Der 6ral
Sane bon DtinOOtl bemOlirt uub per-
iDnlide Drobunssn sesen iie ausss'
| itoBen bate.
Ser 9lrbeitsr SortbiIbunss uni
aranfen llutsrItdbunss 8erein tpirb an
Dlittipp@, ben 26. OEtober, ipieber mi
elmer Seltlidfeit ppr oaS Hublitum ire
ten unb finb es eiesmal bic 6rauen be
BereinsmiteIieber, tpelhe BEN 8ereil
cine SABINE iiberreidsn unb bic 6eitIih
felt nit einem 8oae beI9Iieben ipoasu
-glud in anberer SiniiGt tesiunt be
@erein trieber feline @inierthdtietel
nurh Grtbeiluns bon nnterridt |
eneliIher Spra1e; ipsr oaran tbeil
: ,unebmen iplnfat, iclIte iid am mad
hen Sonntas 9ladmittas in SahOIb
SalIe, 513 9litsston Apsnue, sinFRbel
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Gfeub in Der 2bat

linb bisisnistn, bic infoIes tintr ausatiprOds-
nsn Ndsuus iu tinsm biliSisn 3uffaues al Zen
prfhifetnsu unp pt6lelpcIen Spmpicmtn
unisrpprftn line, bic tin esbsrIspen an,sisen.
llfbsIFtii, 4epfidmeasn, gsrifOfpuns, cine be-
lsstr 3unss. tin llebsIrei6tnesr Ntbsni, Gin
mtbr peer ptnissr btftissr S6mtr3 In her
gdbs bss auaesriHsnfn Organs, linrfinbsii
bts 9lutfs unb Nppfttlsiiefsit lifmpfln fe Su
tintm ber auGitnbiftn, ippis tintm err tntitB-
lihifsn efihtn Gs girbt ittpG sin sfp6bnlit-
ass Wtttd ssssn bisiss gsietH unp al isins
unanesnsbmfn anjtian. glaa hem ilbtrtin-
llimmsnetp 3manib hes pnblifums rpis Der
@rrlts, IN pitttter'e Rdesubittfrs
tine Mseiiin, ivelale iturlfiblbnrr, sriineli6t
unb tpcbItbufnte Hsiultais srrsibt. Gs teili
nidt nur eebtrIeistn, lOuesvu frGftisi aud bic
Shwa6su, merit Nitrtn- unh SIaltnlfefn
aus, une btlhisuuilt bic @eueiung ttritnistu,
bic fhpGhente arauIbsiim iibsrlfanetn babtn
llttubiss if IS has srObt Niitsl ssssR 0sdp-
lflfisber
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= 9is gsri6ie aus rs @ountiss bon
lennsHee iessn isti bor. Ole asssi.
uns er8iebt eiae Wlaiorii6t son II 1873
sesen bus prpbiE.siionsamsnssment.
Die nod As'.,psneen 20 Counties ION.
nen sas ReiuItat nidt mthr meIentlid
aitsriren. Die SrObititicniItem esben
su, nit elmer MOioritat ron is. 600 &C.
I9Iasen su ieiu, Die sr0be glebrbeii
Der rspubIitlnii9sn Reser ltimmte ees
gen SrObIbiiion unb ihrsn bsIoantl nan
Sen Sies.
= Die ,.proSrsiiibs 2aSor 9saris"
oes States Rem Doit (mciIteas So1ias
Iiiten) Bat oem bttannieu gtrbeiletfreunS
Sobn Spiuton cine idmei4IbaI.s an.
elienmlne su 9bsiI iperosa laGeu, ins
eem iie ibn Sum Siaalsielrstdr Hemis
nirte.
= Sn ct. 9ouis ipuree Ieble Mohe
bic aaBemeine Yeriammluns ben Uliis
slieeern Der OrnBsn 9Irmee bsr Nepubs
LIT elbifnet. Gs ipiro beridiet. bab mins
oeIiens so. 900 5ysm6e BEL oielsr geIe.
Benhet IN ote Stdot aeiii0mt igien.
5sIbIt aus Californian bitten iid bieIe
Ibeilnebmer sinssfunoen. Die Selts
Ii6lei.en ipurbeu ourd ldls5igs 8sttsr
am Nontae uno Dienitla Isbr beeins
irddtist. glm Dsiliro6 lan6 bic eroBe
9arabe fotl. ebi6on Ser geeen uidt
nahssgaHen battle, unb bic SbeInebmer
euran6bt ipuroen. iOipeit IL Iib nibt
ourd MaHer' oidte usbsIeurfs beIdiis
zen icnHten, 9S tabt iib tenlsn. 6ns
Die Iressilion untsr tielen IlmItdnosn
psit bInter ben grpartuneen surids
bLisb.
Dit 9l ssssn l2 Simmer bat ber
@ekieiie 9rnperein ron RiItuauEee.
oer einflubreihite i'm Staate geiscpnfin
cine einlabuna, iih an Der 4roeeifion
seIeaeniIid bes Beindes bes 9rdHSens
ten GlebeIano ju betbeiIissn, apaeIebut
unb swar. neil bic ssm YrdFesatsa er.
ipleiensn G5ren su fart mad ben Sui.
oieunoeu rieGsn, iDelde IN europe
farhIinen periOnsn sripieIen iuerhen
Aebnlide 8ef6Ilhe fabten Der eab.
ieite. unb bsrf@orwdrissE sEurnpersir
bon bort.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1887-10-06
Wro,pn's @ee 0ipe

Ufferirt fir bieie @O9e erobe 8OrtbsiIs
in Damen, Serren uno 0inoer llnters
ipaaren, bon bem biaisiten bis gum
6einiten. 98oaenc SiISbiite fur Damen
su so Gents, anoere pertaufen iie fur
s1.25; ale 6arben unb neueiten Mcz
ben, Suiammen nit Der feiniten sluss
mabI bon gubipaaren. Seiotne nnb
Ieinene Gafden= unb SaIstiider, feiner
als iie ie bier se3eist ipuroen. 2inber
@loatS, Sauben. Stolen etc. eine Spe'
sialitdt. Smprna &ues un6 9iff=
:iider iebr billis. Sdte uno 9appen
fir Serrsn unb 2naben, fetS bic beiten.
neueiten unb bilIisiten; ebenfo 9offer
uno 8eiietafhen. Sin erober Borratb
BON @loafS fir Damen uno Wldbden
iebr bilIis, UNI bamit aufsurdumen.
Bretpn'S Bee 9ibe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1887-10-06

Ntr 1tnO pDn Wepttieu NopHlehiehF
bic in Der Sadie flar ieben ippllen, ers
iud,t iporSen, bic glntiport bon Hi9ter
Gnapp an bas Gouuip eonlite Der Bros
bibiiicuiiien i'm roltdnbisen @Ortlout
,u brinssn. Sic luutet tpie fOI9ti
Suantpn, q. Sspt. 1887.
au Serrn 9pIspb u. gifare, 8pIlBtr eee Pre-
bibiticniltrn 9punip eCnitits.
g9ertbtr Ssrr :-gSit 9bnsn pcbI bsfannt
lelN wirp. bate iG bic Domination fir pae
wmt dnts htitsrsu atlsBhlucissn Rihitrs bel
Gbri- gartsi nid5i otludt, Sds hs mir iIrB-
rem unatsnht anafpcifu wHFef fTabte ip ais
Gin bcbts Compliment uno Sts RVsf1 WIZ
srlauten tifs bisTmit antnsrisnnsn.
Sd mug Jbntu nit altr SHtnpe't gfftpfti,
oae itb bic tyirfmfH Aufhitn 5pIsr plrisl IN
gs,ua auf psn eisusIarnesl ni9f tpfils, BOO
fiibIe i'd, eab Is finfn lSfHissHelaB 9ieef auT
Gem mir uns btessusn tpnnfh une AM psspsm
alle euien Burger cislss eeuntifs ~ lifpfn MI
lens iein iplIten, uue has ~ bic phniiltpf une
fr6ftist ausfibrnna altr @tltgtinetm Siahl'
isneunf sur 8tsuiisnna etltleen. Jp balm
% uitt fur nrthie msint anAgt ane3ulprspsn,
sris ens 0tisg ipu irssnb stntn o1tsfntlln
ltiH iOlis uuo bsltrduit MID parauL MID tlE
DC @usInpIuSs g. 9lsss t - s.s ," w.. SS; ST ', "
hfs lcupsrGnsn @olite gtBa9t WREN.
Gopsit bic @fwinieung zen spenisn eeui
grmeiIsu bsr 8ihisr hbsrafen II, bin ID etl
anseelpmssg.h.h ~ A"ltN' ~ .'.m S;." s;,,s isyl
Ir PIC g.,Rs'osn. W. s.r,sss gl sssrs;s,s ~ u s'y ~
eufeb fsmpIiliIts Aaianjsu NIT parieifn &C.
btmnit in, pis in bitisr Brdee Tahiiale aufGiti
1 , = =
eeeth. Nv , gavs 'T I';n, % S,s,si;Sh'r,sr s os, ~
gsne nng rns's.n " a,,s,n ~ gs.rsI;S,
SetlptsP9Es.n Z. E,"iy." sps Il ,,t1;s,;s5, 49,
lsne, ru W GmsIg Wv SS;, N ~ ns,S nnk,,,,;"n h;.
Meni.hatipn s" .,,srsds :, sol,,s n,S ~ Sr,s, %
ss S'aa.s ~ H,s{,s, % nns,,f;hr,,, MI q
pagsn e.lsa es. ~ 'd, s,s li.hsh, sta Wt A,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1887-10-06
Ounntore.

- Der Stabtratb fol- beabTi6tisen,
binter bem grie & g4. 9. Babnbpfe
cine neus Strobe iu erbfnen, bod fins
bet has groisft bsi ben Barseru Oppos
iition. Wlan MIL es auf 6ribiatr pers
ldoben baben.
pa- 2ie bsitsn Sdnssmatten in Der
Stabt, Bibmaper.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1887-10-06

no. 8epubIifaner, ipeIde su ibren
3tpeiten Papiersn bere6tist iino, fbnnen
iOl9e bon irseno einem WlitsIiece bes
repubIifanif6en @ountp @omites erbaIs
ten OOer iid i'm repupIifaniI4en Saupts
quarter melben, 9lobofat penman'S
Office, i'm IempIe court @sbduoe, oil
Sprueeftrube.
@ 8erIiner @ eibbier in
4eter 3ie9Ier'S Sotel.
nA- Quite, 8appen, Semoen etc. Bel
&rdmer. 429 Gebar Gpenue.
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@ni. Oatbeinj,
Ncmticber Mets9er

DO. 92H Gtene 4penHes
empfebli siHem btrsbritn aublilum isiH et-
Ihdtt ani's Sehe. 6ieilh ieoeF Nrt lIefeFe i'd
anm binigiteH Yreiie nn0 In beier 0ualitdt,
un0 made i'd iiberaus auf bic bon mir 5ub..
r,iistsH pcpHeIi9eH Birtr aHimertiam.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1887-10-06
gSsm. aprnaeber's
SeatiGe 9lpOt6rfe,
724 Ayittstpn 2Goemne,
nabs Bird Strabe.
nabe Bird Strabe.

Der Gieeuiblmer, Id BeatIhIano iidotIid
espriiisr Arotbettr nHo Gbsmifer. permsnoti
auf Die 9ubereiiung bon 9esepieu Die arobte
Screfalt aus Ms0ifamente FHo tslle.
20. SelsptonssIbinbHHg NIT allen derlleu.
Geatlae peillrauttr uiio Bnrleln, paienf.
1lsOiiineu, SoiIttts.artitsi II. /. 10.
8eoisnnna panliIid uae FftA, 2S
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g. q. Wptpere. QIpotheFer.

SsSar etrats, esEsuteu, pa.
Glesnibhmsr Bon Teiuers' aebtr pileu,
@Hrm eeroial afttrwum.S Sprup. @anb-
uurm-8ertiIeeE, 5abHeH-Sprup. sbesrbnIiam
fur euifen, Grfdltuugeu uuo SrduHs, bentfHes
eiuimeut, Samaiea SngutF, 8isbpuIpsr nnb
bieIe anoere Grtitti. Q
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@crnntpn NNnrft.@eriel,t.

gB0dentIidl torriairt uOn 8. 3. Biomaper
$50 Nudamauua Apenue
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1887-10-06
Sr. 9enrb @a(ter

pat oem feniIdDen aaiier Die STefte oemad,t
lsln estlipHlies SItfsrs in Der osaiidrn armse
sln3ulnpfen VI 9arauiiri oab ss dlle m5a.
I,pen %rallIneifsn beilt uno iustist $1,000, oab
GO ahe apnlihen Sliels libsfiriift.
5nee'elisi pen penrD 9alter i'm 8rodowop
Sofel 1eil eeonr apsuue. Strantom, Va.
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Satdter anapp's etbrei6en.

gpir Iin6 bon nebreren Qbonnenten,
bic in Der Sade flur fsben iucaen, ers
iud,t porSen, bic glnttpprt bon Hi6ter
Rnapp an eas County eemite Der Bros
bibit;ouiiten I'M pOlhdnbisen @OrtIaut
,u brinssn. Sic luutet tpie fOlSt;
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1887-10-06

2iseftern Sreffeb Beef.
anbsr Den jiuel Garlaomsrn ;uaetidtetes
bIeiid. oas mir Woniaa unS 0onneritoo sr.
balfen, sinpfnngen mir idalidj frildj otidlad.
isies 6leiid bom eanOe, ftilde nnO SeIf.eifr
Butter SAFE uHo eanOproOuFie iiberbnuss
9elr baben ferner eiHen @orratb Der beI1sn
3olo0ua g1urit friihe uno aeIai,ene @d,ui.
tern atppen Gbuds. Runoftiids ele. linisr,
golc9uauntit iibsririffi ale unoers.
9aie GO,
ii f0t eadawanna Mbenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1887-10-06

The CHARLES A. voaELER co.. Baltimore, Nd.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1887-10-06


GiHsm alien Nrsts, Der bon Der @ragis iu-
rid9sSogen lsbt tUu be onrh einen ohinoiihen
@lilitondr Die Belhre bung zines einfaren
neaetnbiliihen peilmittsls fur Die idntIIe nno
oauernbe esilnup bon euugsnfdginoiuft.
8Tunhitis. Gatafrh aitbmn unb alien pals
uuo qungeniranibsiieu ausgebdnoigt. SUD
Elm Mittel fur poiitue. raoitaIe eeiIuna bon
aerpeuidmdbs uno allen Refuenffanfbtit
Rahosm Der Soli0r bic muuoerbaren peiI.
trafte in tauienoeu NdlIen erprobi bate, Grad.
tele Ct es fur feline Dhiht oas 9litlel ieinen
Ieibeneea aRitmenfheu betaHni sH maiden.
8ou oisiem Motip mo 9unIh eetrieben ban.
bette er. SD lsuot oisiss 3esspt gam folten-
| frsi an Ane. Ole 20 wiinihen in egutifer, ena.
lii&er ooer frausof'h Der SpTade nit boLlei
aHIpeiinHa Der perieluHg uno oes @ebrands
esnhs aoreiie uno 8rieimarfe, baisbe Did
anf oieis 8eitiina unb id ieuoe e iofort gD
&. ROpts. l4s pOwers 8lod, 9O9sRsr, q.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-10-03

In one OF orr Sunday.school one
Sunday, the teacher incidentally spoke
OF Methuselah. Thinking to test the
Biblical knowledge of the new scholar
"a rather dirty, unkempt youngster
the young lady asked:
Johnny, who was Methuselah?'
"He were a chestnut. num-" replied
Johnny.-Mt. Vernon Republican.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-10-03

siors seized him and made him let 60.
The bitten warrior relinquished the
kpiib to another and during the next
Quarter OF an hour 6ewell suffered the
loss OF his nose, ears, fingers and lips.
He shrieked out in agony when his
nose was sliced of, but after that he
never even groaned, and / consoled
myself with the hope that he was
dead. The Indians finally became
satisfied that they could get no more
'fun" out Of him, and he was scalped
and the faggots at his feet were lighted
TO consume tine body.
My time had come. There was q
grand yell from every warrior as the
two guards led me to the stake. How
did feel? Well, / was recklessly des-
perate. ! hated to 60 without hav-
ing revenge on some OF them, and, as
there was no other way, l gave them
a tongue flashing. i called them wom-
en- and towards; ! cited fictitious
cases, when one hunter had licked six
OF them; ! dared and defed them to
do their worst. ! had them worked
up until they fairly screamed for my
blood, and l reasoned that the tor
ture would not last long. was
stripped OF every vestige OF clothing.
bound hand and foot to the stake,
and, as in the engineers case, two
warriors made ready to shoot powder
into me. They were loading their guns
when, out from the heavy growth Of
cottonwoods behind the camp, came
n line OF forty men on run, and just
IN the rear OF them seventy-iive army
troopers. saw the men before any
one else in camp. Indeed, they were
not pistol shot away when the alarm
was given. 1t was the quickest and
boodiest fight on record. Six OF the
dismounted men pushed straight for
me, knowing ! was likely to be killed
by some savage, and ] was cut loose
and revolver was given to me before
the fight was hardly on. In ten min
utes not living buck was lett in camp.
We killed twenty-five and the rest
broke out OF reach Seven or eight
old men, nine or ten young fellows and
six squaws were likewise killed. We
captured ninety-two ponies, II great
lot OF powder and lead. several hun.
Gred dollars worth of robes, and
dealt the tribe blow it never recov.
cred from. What we could not car.
ry away we burned, and not IN arti-
Gle they could make useful was left.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-10-03
Bill hrp's Portierc.

had rather work on hot day
than play cards or base bail or read
II sensational novel. 1t is fortunate
for me that | love work, for I'll always
have plenty OF it to do as long as
Mrs. Arp lives and her children are
nearly as bad. Right now they arc
waiting for me to make some octagon
steps to put their flowers on, ana il
there is any more troublesome Job
don't know it.
1t takes mathematics and science
and lots OF work to make these hexa-
CONS and octagons. They saw one
somewhere and so I've got to fix it..
/ ordered a single door from the par
Tor to the new dining-room, and while
l WAS gone they juegled with the car
penter and made him put large double
doors with whinnadeddes all around
and fine mortised lock with gilded
knobs, and OF course | surrendered.
The carpenter found out the very first
day who was running this domestic
machinery, and he acted according
Not long after these double doors
were finished there was u small, long
box come from New York by express.
If quilting frames had not been abol-
ished would have thought they were
in the box, and so vixen 1t was sent
up with the charges all prepaid was
told that it was q 'portiere'-and
had cost me nothing bnr Was pres
ent from one OF the boys. stood of
Mt respectful distance and watched
them open it for | had never seen
portiere and had some digniiied Curl
osity 1t proved to be some contrap-
tions for that double door, and after
they had it all fixed up and suspended
to the long rod with silver hooks and
parted in the middle with silver
chains, it did look mighty pretty.
They said it was made OF shekneel or
some such material and was all the
style now. lnotice that when we
have company to dine or take tea,
and the company is on the piazza.
they are taken through the portiere
every time, though it is nearer through
the hall. When the icdoors are open
and the portiere drawn gracefully
aside they say it presents beauti-
ful vista to look clear through the
dining-room window. They alluded
to the vista several times, but have
been unable to find it. An old dilapi-
dated kitchen that we don't use is the
sight from that window, and that Is
all the vista / see Women have an
eye for the beautiful. and reverence
their taste, but sometimes it takes me
n week to discover the aesthetic and
fall into raptures over it.-Blll Arp in
Atlanta Constitution.
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Our Writer'S School.

From the New York Commercial Advcr.
tiser.
Mr.. II. W. Glider, in his recent adj
dressat Wesleyan University and Wells
College, rem arked that but few OF the
younger generation OF writer's in this
country have been graduated at col
lege. He doubted whether the, public
"yet realize how little comparatively,
the college has done directly for our
present literature" "Stedmand," he
said. was at Yale, but was not gradu.
ated; Bret Harte. James, Howells,
Stoddard. Alrich. Gable, Mark Twain,
Joel Chandler, Harris. Burroughs,
Bunner, Lathrop, Edward Esgleston,
Julian Haw, horne, Janvier, Marion
Crawford, Stockton-a few of these
started upon. but not one OF them
finished, a college course, while most
OF them never even started. Nor have
the women who are now prominent in
American literature enjoyed the adj
vantage of the higher collegiate educs-
ton" We have little doubt, how
ever, but nine-tenths of them regret
that they did not complete college
course, and would advise any young
person having literature in view to do
so.
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When the address to the queen at
the opening OF the English royal courts
was under consideration by the judges,
one very eminent Judge Of appeal oh
jected to the phrase conscious as we
are OF our shortcomings" 81 am not
conscious OF shortcomings, he said.
land il were should not be so fool
ish as to say so;" whereupon learn
ed lord justice blandly observed, Sup
pose we say conscious as we are OF
each others shortcomings
Harper's Dazar: Gurus bout me,
Mac-I can 'membah de mos insigniI'-
can't ting dat eber Happened since |
wah two yeah ole. F'Einstance :" al
shy, Ponc. does yo' member anything
bout dat hat dollah yo' bors'd obme
las yeahI'
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Laughter Better Than wealth.


for afiectionI
Class-Nenrly all
Teacher---Correct Now what ami
NAL possesses the greatest affection
for man?
Littlee Woman. --OmahaWorld.
W.
The squire-Pat, how is your pig
coming ON?
Pat-He is so hungry, sor, that I've
named him Barkis.
That's " strange name for pig"
"Not at all, sor; he's always swill
ing. "-Texas SiItings
va
Omaha man lin st. Louis)-You
ought not to charge me for those po'
tatoes.
Restaurant keeper-Wern't hey
done?
Not half
well, WAS afraid they wouldn't
be. The ST. vent under u cloud just
after set them out doors. "-Omaha
World.
Landlady-Wheat fell yesterday,
they say.
Boarder--Yes. That accounts for
the state of these biscuits.
Landlady-What do you mean, sir!
Boarder-The biscuit fell too
Sympathy, madame; nothing but
sympathy.-Omaha Herald.
~
"Terrible storm that, last evening,
George"
Didn't hear 1t, old man."
Didn't hear it? Man alive, it
thundered tit to wake the dead"
"Ha, thought saw the lightning,
but | didn't hear any thunder. An
old schoolmate of my wife's is visiting
her and they haven't seen each other
for ten years. "-Burdette.
~
While Messenger No. i,222 is abroad
advertising The Highest Bidder, THE
company will be paid for his services
ut the rate OF thirty cents an hour.
Let us see. He is to travel six thous-
and miles, and at the regular rate OF
four miles a day that will consume
1000 days. AT S7.20 u day the bill
amounts to $40, SO0-ES change.
~
First Omaha man-Who's Bin.
KUN?
Second Omaha man-Never heard
OF him. Why'
"This summer resort letter in the
paper says Blinkum, the eminent
philanthropist, millionaire and states
men OF Omaha, is at st. Fashions
Springs"
"Oh! | suppose Blinkum is the
man who loaned the correspondent u
dollar. Omaha Herald.
~
Say" said Berliey to his wife yes
terday at dinner you didn't say
anything to any enc about what |
was telling you night before last, did
you? That's n secret"
"a secret? Why, didn't know 1t
was n secret" she replied, kind of re-
gretfully.
well, did you tell it? Iwant to
know"
"Why, no, never thought OF it
since. didn't know it was a secret"
Newport (Ky.) Journal.
~
Omaha bride-Oh. / wish | were
dead. never supposed John would
talk to me in that way.
Omaha dame-lt's only lovers
quarrel, dear. Don't get divorce.
divorce! Horrors! lnever dreamed
of it,"
mo, it's no use, dear. no use ut all.
Every lady in Chicago will tell you
that it is just as hard TO get along
with one men as another. They are
all alike. Omaha World.
In one OF orr Sunday. schools one
Sunday, the teacher incidentally spoke
OF Methuselah. Thinking to test the
Biblical knowledge of the new scholar
IA rather dirty, unkempt youngster
the young lady asked;
Johnny, who was Methuselah?"
"He were a chestnut. num-" replied
Johnny. Mt. Vernon Republican.
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when do you think the moon is at
its loveliest, Georre, dear?" she asked.
George, dear. stole his arm and a eau
tious glance around the immediate
vicinity and whispered Nv hen it is
behind Il clous love" and they were
rs happy MS i! they had each taken o
hypoA.s:nic injection otmorrline.
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